Can "renewed harmony" with U.S. allies sway Russia on Syria?
Top American diplomat visits site of WWII massacre, vows to protect "innocents" ahead of G-7 summit in Italy
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Alleged Russian hacker arrested in Spain on U.S. computer crimes warrant
Wife quoted by Russian broadcaster as saying Spanish officials told suspect his detention is "linked to Trump's election win"
The man who lost everything to a silent bomb
Witnesses say bomb fell on Khan Sheikhoun and didn't explode, but killed 80 people, including Abdel Hameed al-Youssef's 9-month-old twins
Divergence in Americans' views of U.S. strike on Syria
CBS News poll shows majority on board, but with reservations about future U.S. approach
News anchor learns of husband's death on live TV
People across India are hailing the composure of a news anchor who learned of her husband's death as she delivered a breaking news report on live TV
Weren't Syria's chemical weapons destroyed?
A 2013 deal was considered a success, in that it was ever reached, but accountability and implementation proved difficult
Rage, crackdown after deadly ISIS attack on Christian minority
Egypt's ancient Christian community lashes out at President el-Sissi as he declares 3-month state of emergency
Sending strike group to Western Pacific "prudent," McMaster says
President Trump's national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, said Mr. Trump and Chinese president agreed North Korea’s pattern of “provocative behavior” was unacceptable
Trump has "great confidence" Egypt's president will "handle situation properly"
President Donald Trump tweeted about Egypt after two blasts hit Coptic churches on Palm Sunday, killing dozens
Teen asylum seeker arrested in Norway explosive case
An explosive device was found near a busy subway station in Norway’s capital; Police defused it before it detonated
Faces of the world's extreme poor
Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Renée Byer has spent years capturing stories of those living in poverty, for a new traveling photo exhibit, "Living on a Dollar a Day"
"In no way do we see peace" with Assad in power, Haley says
“In no way do we see peace in that area with Assad as the head of the Syrian government," U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley said
Stockholm suspect was rejected asylum seeker from Uzbekistan
Stockholm truck attack suspect eluded authorities’ attempts to deport him by giving police a wrong address, Swedish police said
Living on one dollar a day
Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Renée Byer captures the faces of extreme poverty
Japan really loves Kit Kat bars
The candy’s popularity has exploded in a country that devours 5 million bars a day, with many exotic flavors (Wasabi Kit Kat, anyone?)
D.C. gunman appeared to vent about problems with luxury condo
GOP lawmakers press Huang and Lutnick to testify over Nvidia
Hegseth awards medal to soldier who reprimanded group near tomb
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